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I finally got around to installing my new bi-xenon projectors from The Retrofit Source. I first had 5000k bulbs and did not like the color output and got 4300k bulbs and am VERY happy with them! The light output is clear and has a razor sharp cut off line. You will notice a difference and will like pulling up to the car in front of you to see how sharp the cut off line is.
Link to the site where I got them. http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pr...d=254&osCsid=715802c4875e26c6e457d157d0b3cfa4
Tools needed
1. Screwdriver
2. Sockets
3. Heat gun or oven
4. Ramps or jackstands
5. gloves
1. Remove front bumper. Here is a link. Novustechnic Multimedia Solutions
2. Unscrew headlights.
3. Remove 3 screws holding the leans on the housing.
4. Use a heat gun or bake them in the oven to heat up the glue to pull the headlights apart. I used a heat gun.
5. Remove the 1 screw holding on the shroud on the bottom. You can paint them now if you want to.
6. Remove the 4 screws holding in the projector. You will see the little bit that needs to be trimmed.
Tap in the high beams after you install the projectors.
Best tool for the job
Differences with the DDM's Raptors and Miromoto ballasts
Razor sharp cut off line that has a nice blue tint to it when you hit bumps for on coming cars.
Differences with the stock projectors and the clear aftermarket ones.
Reassemble in the reverse order and install in car. The difference is night and day. This is the rear sway upgrade for your headlight. Totally made my DDM's look like aftermarket halogen bulbs. The road lights up crystal clear and no blinding oncoming traffic. I'll try to shoot some videos to show how well they actually work. If anyone has any questions feel free to PM me.
If you find this post useful, please click the "thanks" button. :yes:
Link to the site where I got them. http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pr...d=254&osCsid=715802c4875e26c6e457d157d0b3cfa4


Tools needed
1. Screwdriver
2. Sockets
3. Heat gun or oven
4. Ramps or jackstands
5. gloves
1. Remove front bumper. Here is a link. Novustechnic Multimedia Solutions

2. Unscrew headlights.


3. Remove 3 screws holding the leans on the housing.

4. Use a heat gun or bake them in the oven to heat up the glue to pull the headlights apart. I used a heat gun.



5. Remove the 1 screw holding on the shroud on the bottom. You can paint them now if you want to.

6. Remove the 4 screws holding in the projector. You will see the little bit that needs to be trimmed.



Tap in the high beams after you install the projectors.

Best tool for the job

Differences with the DDM's Raptors and Miromoto ballasts

Razor sharp cut off line that has a nice blue tint to it when you hit bumps for on coming cars.

Differences with the stock projectors and the clear aftermarket ones.




Reassemble in the reverse order and install in car. The difference is night and day. This is the rear sway upgrade for your headlight. Totally made my DDM's look like aftermarket halogen bulbs. The road lights up crystal clear and no blinding oncoming traffic. I'll try to shoot some videos to show how well they actually work. If anyone has any questions feel free to PM me.
If you find this post useful, please click the "thanks" button. :yes: